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Love-Hounds Digest			    Friday, February 7, 1986, 12:18

Today's Topics:

			    Moderator's Note
		       too much lyrics on my mind
			Echoes in a Shallow Bay
		I'm not trying to ignore you, really....
			   Residents Concert
			 Re: Love-Hounds Digest

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Date: Fri, 7 Feb 86 12:18:00 est
From: Greg Skinner (The Moderator) <gds@eddie.mit.edu>
Subject: Moderator's Note

I received a message from someone today regarding the content of the
last Love-Hounds Digest.  Specifically, this person was complaining
about the profanity in the posting.  While I did not feel that the
posting was in bad taste, to avoid future incidents such as this I must
ask that you do not use profanity in your postings.  I appreciate your
cooperation.

Greg Skinner (The Moderator)

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Date: Thu, 23 Jan 86 14:21:57 cst
From: TDAS Development(chris) <ots!chris515@Rice.EDU>
Subject: too much lyrics on my mind



What/Where/Who is Gaffa and how do you get suspended in it?

			Chris Jepeway


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Date:     Thu, 23 Jan 86 13:20:39 EST
From: Susanne E Trowbridge <umcp-cs!jhunix!ins_aset@seismo.CSS.GOV>
Subject:  Echoes in a Shallow Bay

Nope, there's nothing about Echoes in a Shallow Bay in New Order's "Blue
Monday."  The "bay" in the lyric is really "obey"...

I see a ship in the harbour
I can and shall obey
But if it wasn't for your misfortune
I'd be a heavenly person today...

As a trivia note, the members of New Order have supposedly confessed that
this song is really about Ian Curtis...but then again, who can ever pin
them down to the truth.  They can be a pain to interview.

More reasons why I cancelled my Rolling Stone subscription -- their HOL
review compares KB to Jonathan Richman as an "eternal child" and ends with
the warning that HOL will not appeal to those who believe children should
be seen and not heard.  How patronizing to an artist like Kate...I urge
everyone to help send Rolling Stone to bankruptcy city by buying some decent
rag like SPIN or Melody Maker...hell, even CREEM (at least it isn't pre-
tentious, and they need the money, or so I've heard).

This is a stagnant month for music.

-Sue

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Date: Fri, 24 Jan 86 02:58:50 est
From: nessus (Doug Alan)
Subject: I'm not trying to ignore you, really....

About a week ago, someone accidentally created a new file system on
Eddie where the user file system used to be, and a back-up had not been
done since December 3rd.  So if you sent me mail between December 3rd
and last week, and I never answered it, and you still want an answer,
please send me a copy of the unanswered mail.

			"I just can't believe that when you die, you
			 just disappear.  All that energy has got to
			 go somewhere."

			 Doug

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Date: Fri, 24 Jan 86 03:16:08 est
From: nessus (Doug Alan)
Subject: Residents Concert

Monday
night
I saw
the Residents
in concert
at The Channel in Boston.
They put on a bizarre and
amazing show,
and if you don't see the Residents when they come to your area, then
you should be
shot.

I was leaning against the stage
dead
center, and
at times was
three
inches from the lead singer.
He has green/grey eyes and capped teeth.

Concert
of the year.

-Doug

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From: Alec Saunders <allegra!watmath!watdragon!wasaunders>
Subject: Re: Love-Hounds Digest

On the subject of the KB Christmas Album ... I believe it was available in
Canada, and I think my younger brother has a copy of it. He being quite the
Fanatic collects these sorts of things. He also has a thing called the 
KB Single File, which is a boxed set of all singles released before HOL. I'll
try to get labels etc for those of you who are interested. I believe the single
file is an illegal import from the UK though ... he paid something like $60 for
it.
                               Alec.


-- 
It's like a jungle sometimes, it makes me wonder how I keep from goin' under.

Greg Skinner (gregbo)
{decvax!genrad, allegra, gatech, ihnp4}!mit-eddie!gds
gds@eddie.mit.edu